disable RDP auto-logout on Windows Server 2008
For anyone looking into this in the future I was able to fix it by modifying a few registry settings.
Theres a short tutorial here, that worked for me (Option 2): http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/118889-remote-desktop-set-time-limit-idle-sessions.html
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Halfshell_Her0
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Halfshell_Her0 over 1 year
I seem to have a problem with my server logging out the user 1 hour after the RDP session has closed. I want the user to always stay logged in so I can have an application running 24/7. I've tried a few different things that I saw online:
1) I've changed my Administrator User's "session" tab settings to have no time limits:
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2) I've looked at my local policy settings (both computer and user) for session time limits. Everything is set to Unassigned, and it says in the policy description that if unassigned the default is unlimited session time:
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3) In the windows system event log I always see the 7002 winlogon event ("User Logoff Notification for Customer Experience Improvement Program") always around 1 hour after I've closed out of the Remote session. So I tried turning off the customer experience improvment program using the steps outlined in this post:
User Logoff Notification for Customer Experience Improvement Program
So far nothing has worked, it still continues to log the user off 1 hour after closing out of the remote session, and the application closes when the user is logged out. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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Davidenko almost 9 years
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Halfshell_Her0 almost 9 yearsI tried DanBig's answer already. its my 1) ManiacZX, and Subiah R Nagarajan's answers are reffering to what I tried in 2) None of these answers worked for me.
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